Marseille Things to Do

This coffee-roasting shop opens very early in the morning to welcome customers who come to taste their favourite expresso coffee or flavoured tea. The very friendly team of staff share their good humour and taste for good thing... more

Several years ago, the Huveaune river was used as a sewer due to a lack of outlets for the networks associated with the used water purification plant at Cortiou. The water of the Huveaune, which flows into the Prado, constitute... more

Behind this very ordinary façade is a hidden a bar with an entirely tropical decor-animal skins stretched out on the walls, cane seats and bamboo enhance the warm, colourful atmosphere. From Thursday evening to the end of the w... more

The Galerie du Pharos stands on the old port, just opposite Pagnol's famous ferry-boat stop. With an emphasis on representational art, the oils on canvas and wood depict scenes of daily life in Provence and there is an array of... more

This show, which is housed in an old chapel, allows the spectator to share part of Marseille's history. This group of amateur dramatics founded in 1904 tries to attract the local youth. Some of the plays such as "Marius et Fann... more

One can never tire of the view in the bar of this luxurious hotel. In a dream world with just the right comfort, high class staff, high quality cocktails and an ideal situation. The setting sun throws its golden light on the la... more

The Observatoire de Marseilles was created in 1702 by Jesuites. The star gazers delight in the programs offered: the observatory organises regular exhibitions and provide the opportunity to study the sky, as well as schedule sh... more

Near the foot of the coastal road, this bar-terrace looks out to sea and down to the lapping waves below. A huge portrait of famous local footballer Zidane covers the opposite wall as if to protect everyone from ill-fate. Beaut... more

This sandy beach, complete with volleyball nets, is situated on the J.F. Kennedy coastal road. The CLPJ (Leisure Centre for Young People) organizes a number of water sports and other activities here for teenagers between the ag... more

The last relics of one of the oldest churches in Marseille, this building was built in the 12th Century and altered in the 14th and 17th Centuries. It was destroyed during the revolution for hosting meetings of the sections who... more